Cardiovascular disease has long been the leading cause of death in America, resulting in $55 billion a year in medical costs. A study by the British Medical Journal, however, found that cyclists were 46% less likely to develop cardiovascular disease, therefore significantly reducing the burden on the economy. It’s clear to see that, beyond the benefits to both physical and mental health, cycling saves money, not o...
Are you struggling to find the perfect gift for the cyclist in your life? You've probably already discovered that cyclists can be hard to buy for, especially
In 2017, there were 783 cyclists killed in crashes with motor vehicles in the United States. It can be easy to ignore the fact that bicycle accidents can happe
You already know you’re getting fit - but in addition to that, your daily ride could help your skin and hair health, too. Aerobic exercise, like cycling, incre
In the United States, more than 1000 people are injured every single day in crashed involving distracted drivers. This means driving while using your cell phone, eating or drinking, fiddling with GPS or stereo or any other activity that takes your attention away from the task of safe driving.
'Life is like riding a bicycle, in order to keep balance, you must keep moving' - wise words from Albert Einstein. But what if the secret to maintaining your life balance is intrinsically linked to exercise, more specifically to cycling in order to get a boost up the wellness wall? The statistics speak for themselves, a major study conducted by the British Medical Journal uncovered that cycling to work was associ...
There are few sports that have seen as much growth in the USA as cycling. Cycling journeys increased from 2 billion in 2000, to 4 billion in 2009. Also, more th
